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𝘽𝙡𝙪𝙧 𝙙𝙚𝙚𝙥 𝙙𝙞𝙫𝙚 #1 - 𝙇𝙚𝙞𝙨𝙪𝙧𝙚

The debut album of the prominent british band Blur could be categorized as one of the consequences of the epidemic influence shoegaze achieved in the 90s. The opening song, She's So High, is, by itself, the great standarizer of the whole album. Leisure is a ensemble of dreamy vocals, dirty guitars and loveletters translated to the contagious sound of pop.

A production with poor and dirty recordings can give a ... read more

Pretty much more consistent than everything I heard from them before. Pretty less risky tho.

I have to admit. I'm a sucker for Experimental Hip-Hop, but these guys carry up everything with their funny flow and lines.

The second long-format work of the techno duo Drexciya is cold by essence. Nevertheless, not "cold" as any other techno work could be. To be more concise, it sinks you inside its coldness; it's attractively cold. As your hears absorb the diversity of subtle-stylized beats and hypnotizing atmospheres you're instantly caged in the addictive feeling of lonelyness and darkness.

It's not scary. In fact, it's like being inside a haunted mansion and not feeling worried by the darkness and ... read more

Metalcore is so fucking stretch as genre that it kinda annoys me. I don't hate the genre by sure. The main reason I find it annoying is because all sounds intense as fuck but, at the same, all sounds underwhelming. It's like when a character dies in a movie but you don't feel it.

I'm not a big popularizer of the idea that artists have to be risky with their genres to be good. I mean, there's a lot of music I enjoy in their safe way of composing and producing. I simply think that there should ... read more